<div class="chunk-title">Sec. 40-220. - Definitions.</div>
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               The following words, terms and phrases, when used in this article, shall have the
               meanings ascribed to them in this section, except where the context clearly indicates
               a different meaning:
               
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               <span class="ital">Accessory equipment structure</span> means a building or cabinet-like structure located adjacent to, or in the immediate
               vicinity of, a wireless telecommunications tower or antenna to house equipment customarily
               incidental to the receiving or transmitting of wireless broadcasts, cellular telephone
               calls, voice messaging and paging services.
               
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               <span class="ital">Antenna</span> means equipment used for transmitting or receiving radio frequency signals which
               is attached to a tower, building or other structure usually consisting of a series
               of directional panels, microwave or satellite dishes or omnidirectional "whip" antennae.
               
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               <span class="ital">Antenna, stealth,</span> means wireless telecommunications antenna and related equipment designed to blend
               into surrounding environment or integrated into the physical structure to which it
               is attached.
               
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               <span class="ital">Colocation</span> means the location of wireless telecommunications equipment from more than one provider
               on one common tower, building or structure.
               
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               <span class="ital">Tower</span> means any ground-mounted pole, spire, structure or combination thereof, including
               supporting lines, cables, wire, braces, and masts, to which a telecommunications antenna
               is attached or affixed.
               
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               <span class="ital">Tower, lattice,</span> means three- or-four-legged steel girded structures typically supporting multiple
               communications users and services generally ranging from 60 feet to 200 feet in height.
               
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               <span class="ital">Tower, monopole,</span> means single pole design, approximately three feet in diameter at the base narrowing
               to approximately 1Â½ feet at the top, generally ranging from 25 feet to 150 feet in
               height.
               
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               <span class="ital">Utility pole</span> means a pole used to support essential services such as power, telephone or CATV
               lines, or used to support street or pedestrian way lighting, typically located in
               public rights-of-way.
               
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               <span class="ital">Wireless telecommunication services (WTS).</span>
               
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                  The term "wireless telecommunication services" means licensed or unlicensed wireless
                  telecommunication services, including cellular, digital cellular, personal communication
                  services (PCS), specialized mobile radio (SMR), enhanced specialized mobile radio
                  (EPMR), commercial or private paging services, or similar services marketed or provided
                  to the general public.
                  
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                  (2)
                  
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                  The term "wireless telecommunication services" does not include services by non-commercial
                  entities in the Amateur Radio Service, Public Safety Radio Service, or licenses assigned
                  to nonprofit organizations, such as the Red Cross, Civil Air patrol, Military Affiliated
                  Radio Service (MARS), that are licensed by the Federal Communications Commission.
                  
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               (Ord. No. 56, 12-15-1997)
               
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